G-34 / PDP: The risks we took under Abacha, by Alex Ekwueme
What is a capsule warddrobe?
Credibility Question Over Sanusi’s Actions
FG launches PPP scheme on varsity hostels
Lagos to demolish 38 defective buildings
Banks and Fraud Incorporated
Arunma Oteh and the challenge of SEC
Equally as Guilty
Insurers Make Waves in Bond Market
Baeten for the Game
Malaysia Avails NigerianEntrepreneurs’ Expertise for Growth
Firm Lobbies for Blueprint on Textile Revival Approval
Confusion in the banks: CBN struggles to justify its action
NFF board meets over Eaglets age scandal
Abesan Cup: 32 teams go to war, eye star prize
Violence, alledged rigging mar Akoko Edo re-run polls

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2010: Okpala confident Tunisia will fall in Abuja
Former Rangers Assistant coach Sylvanus Okpala is confident that Super Eagles will defeat the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia in the 2010 World Cup qualifier slated for Abuja on September 6.
2010: Volunteer applications hit 50,000
With little over one week left until volunteer applications for the 2010 FIFA World Cupâ„¢ close on 31 August, people the world over are responding in their numbers as applications fast approach the 50,000 mark.
Amnesty:militants surrender 520 arms, 14 gunboats in Bayelsa
Bayelsa State government has declared every August 22 as a work free day in the predominantly riverine state in honour of militants in the state who day surrendered a total of 520 guns including 14 gunboats to the Presidential Committee on Amnesty.
Many ministries don’t need capital budgets — DG, BPP
Poor Federal Government budget implementation has become a major hallmark of the present administration, a situation many members of the public blamed on the perceived delay in contract and procurement processes by the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) formerly as Due Process office
Maritime Safety: NIMASA, NPA rescue distressed Sao Tome flagged vessel
INTER-AGENCY collaboration between the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA and the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, has ensured that over 400 passengers were rescued from a distressed Sao Tome flagged vessel.
What is risk management?
Poor risk management has been fingered as one of the principal reasons for the current state of the nation’s financial institutions, particularly the banks.
Traders reject tax imposition by Lagos State govt
TRADERS at the Lagos International Trade Fair complex, under the aegis of Auto Spare Parts Machinery Dealers Association have vowed to resist renewed attempt by Lagos State government to enforce the state’s 2004 tax law enacted specifically for the traders, saying that it amounts to multiple taxation.
Ecological disaster : Gov Kure seeks FG’s assistance
By Wole Mosadomi Minna – Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu of Niger State has called on the Federal Government to come to the aid of the state towards solving the numerous ecological disasters affecting the State. He cited the Muregi and Akare Communities among others as areas that are associated with ecological problems occasioned by the […]
Obi pledges to improve schools infrastructure
… to build one classroom block per school By Vincent Ujumadu Awka -Â The Anambra State government is to build one classroom block in every secondary school in the state before the end of the year as part of efforts to improve infrastructure in the education sector, the governor, Mr. Peter Obi has said. Exchanging […]
Portable water : Niger govt apologises for inability to meet target
By Wole Mosadomi Minna – The target set by the Niger State Government of providing portable water to the people of the State this year is no longer realizable just as the State Governor, Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu apologized to the people for the set back. Last year while speaking at the “Jamma Forum†(Peoples […]

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